Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-30 Thread Tom Marchant
On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 22:52:17 -0700, Edward Jaffe wrote:

Tom Marchant wrote:
 On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:57:58 -0500, McKown, John wrote:

 Either use multiple base registers, or use the long displacement type
 instructions   Another
 possibility is to use a relative addressing instruction, if one exists.

 The long-displacement instructions _are_ relative instructions.

Actually, they are two completely different things.

You are correct, Ed.  Thanks for the correction.

Sorry about that, John.

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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-29 Thread Tom Marchant
On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:57:58 -0500, McKown, John wrote:

Either use multiple base registers, or use the long displacement type
instructions   Another
possibility is to use a relative addressing instruction, if one exists.

The long-displacement instructions _are_ relative instructions.  I forget
exactly when they were introduced, but they are not defined in ESA, nor were
they in the original z/Architecture machines.

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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-29 Thread Edward Jaffe

Tom Marchant wrote:

On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:57:58 -0500, McKown, John wrote:
  

Either use multiple base registers, or use the long displacement type
instructions   Another
possibility is to use a relative addressing instruction, if one exists.



The long-displacement instructions _are_ relative instructions.  I forget
exactly when they were introduced, but they are not defined in ESA, nor were
they in the original z/Architecture machines.
  


Actually, they are two completely different things.

The relative long instructions (e.g., BRASL)  were introduced with the 
first z/Architecture machines. They specify a 32-bit, signed immediate 
value designating a branch target address relative to the current PSW. 
Instructions with long displacements (e.g., LAY) were introduced with 
z990 but retrofitted to older zSeries machines via millicode. They 
specify a 20-bit signed displacement added to a base register to form an 
operand address. Allows for some mighty big control blocks.


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How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread Phil Kingston
Hi again,

I'm trying to write a TSO command processor which seems to be getting
addressability issues over 4095 bytes, e.g ASMA034E message.

I know there's a way of extending the addressability, but can't
remember.

Anyone know how to do it?

Ps. The IBM message for ASMA034E is of no use at all... just says extend
addressability
 

Phil



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Hi all,

Does anyone have a quick assembler routine to convert a hexadecimal
number represented in EBCDIC into the real hex number?
 

Phil.



 

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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread McKown, John
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 Subject: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements
 
 
 Hi again,
 
 I'm trying to write a TSO command processor which seems to be getting
 addressability issues over 4095 bytes, e.g ASMA034E message.
 
 I know there's a way of extending the addressability, but can't
 remember.
 
 Anyone know how to do it?
 
 Ps. The IBM message for ASMA034E is of no use at all... just 
 says extend
 addressability
  
 
 Phil

Either use multiple base registers, or use the long displacement type
instructions. Since I don't know what instruction is getting the error,
I don't know what (or if) the long displacement instruction may be.
Not all instructions have a 20 bit displacement equivalent. Another
possibility is to use a relative addressing instruction, if one exists.
But most of the time, you must have multiple base registers.

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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread Wayne Driscoll
Phil,
There are a number of ways.
1 - Add a second base register, for example if R12 is your base
register, 
  LR R11,R12
  AHIR11,4096
  USING  label,R12,R11

2 - Constantly reload your base register (this is the method used by
many compilers) of course if you do this, then you have to ensure that
you populate all literal references before you modify the base register
and change the using.

3 - Rewrite the code to fully separate code and data, and convert using
all relative branching, so you only need a base register for data, not
for code.  However, some system macros do require base registers for
code.  For more info on this, see Ed Jaffe's excellent SHARE
presentation (session 8160 from Tampa) entitled Reducing Base Register
Usage, or How to 'Jumpify' Your Code


Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
JME Software LLC
NOTE:  All opinions are strictly my own.


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Subject: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

Hi again,

I'm trying to write a TSO command processor which seems to be getting
addressability issues over 4095 bytes, e.g ASMA034E message.

I know there's a way of extending the addressability, but can't
remember.

Anyone know how to do it?

Ps. The IBM message for ASMA034E is of no use at all... just says extend
addressability
 

Phil

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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread Phil Kingston
Cheers Wayne,

Extremely helpful, thanks a lot :-)

Maybe IBM could update the Message to be a bit more obvious as to what
to do when you get the ASMA034E message.
 
Phil.


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Sent: 24 July 2007 15:02
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Subject: Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING
statements

Phil,
There are a number of ways.
1 - Add a second base register, for example if R12 is your base
register, 
  LR R11,R12
  AHIR11,4096
  USING  label,R12,R11

2 - Constantly reload your base register (this is the method used by
many compilers) of course if you do this, then you have to ensure that
you populate all literal references before you modify the base register
and change the using.

3 - Rewrite the code to fully separate code and data, and convert using
all relative branching, so you only need a base register for data, not
for code.  However, some system macros do require base registers for
code.  For more info on this, see Ed Jaffe's excellent SHARE
presentation (session 8160 from Tampa) entitled Reducing Base Register
Usage, or How to 'Jumpify' Your Code


Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
JME Software LLC
NOTE:  All opinions are strictly my own. 

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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread J R

Maybe IBM could update the Message to be a bit more obvious as to what
to do when you get the ASMA034E message.


I think that you're being a little harsh on IBM.

When you looked up message ASMA034E, it told you to
Increase the range of the active USING.

If you had then looked up the USING instruction, under
Range of an Ordinary USING Instruction you would have
found an example almost identical to Wayne's.




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Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:12:50 +0100

Cheers Wayne,

Extremely helpful, thanks a lot :-)

Maybe IBM could update the Message to be a bit more obvious as to what
to do when you get the ASMA034E message.

Phil.


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Subject: Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING
statements

Phil,
There are a number of ways.
1 - Add a second base register, for example if R12 is your base
register,
  LR R11,R12
  AHIR11,4096
  USING  label,R12,R11

2 - Constantly reload your base register (this is the method used by
many compilers) of course if you do this, then you have to ensure that
you populate all literal references before you modify the base register
and change the using.

3 - Rewrite the code to fully separate code and data, and convert using
all relative branching, so you only need a base register for data, not
for code.  However, some system macros do require base registers for
code.  For more info on this, see Ed Jaffe's excellent SHARE
presentation (session 8160 from Tampa) entitled Reducing Base Register
Usage, or How to 'Jumpify' Your Code


Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
JME Software LLC
NOTE:  All opinions are strictly my own.


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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread Phil Kingston
Hi,

I don't know what manual your looking in? I'm looking in HLASM V1R5
programmers guide. The section on the USING statement doesn't seem to
have a reference to 'Range of an Ordinary USING Instruction'???
 

Phil.



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Subject: Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING
statements

Maybe IBM could update the Message to be a bit more obvious as to what
to do when you get the ASMA034E message.

I think that you're being a little harsh on IBM.

When you looked up message ASMA034E, it told you to
Increase the range of the active USING.

If you had then looked up the USING instruction, under
Range of an Ordinary USING Instruction you would have
found an example almost identical to Wayne's.



 

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Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread J R

I don't know what manual your looking in? I'm looking in HLASM V1R5
programmers guide. The section on the USING statement doesn't seem to
have a reference to 'Range of an Ordinary USING Instruction'???


For most HLASM information, you can think of the
documentation as a 2-volume set:

SC26-4940 HLASM Language Reference
SC26-4941 HLASM Programmer’s Guide



From: Phil Kingston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 16:24:04 +0100

Hi,

I don't know what manual your looking in? I'm looking in HLASM V1R5
programmers guide. The section on the USING statement doesn't seem to
have a reference to 'Range of an Ordinary USING Instruction'???


Phil.



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Sent: 24 July 2007 16:10
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Subject: Re: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING
statements

Maybe IBM could update the Message to be a bit more obvious as to what
to do when you get the ASMA034E message.

I think that you're being a little harsh on IBM.

When you looked up message ASMA034E, it told you to
Increase the range of the active USING.

If you had then looked up the USING instruction, under
Range of an Ordinary USING Instruction you would have
found an example almost identical to Wayne's.


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Re: SPAM: How to extend addressability over 4095 with USING statements

2007-07-24 Thread Rick Fochtman

Phil Kingston wrote:


Hi again,

I'm trying to write a TSO command processor which seems to be getting
addressability issues over 4095 bytes, e.g ASMA034E message.

I know there's a way of extending the addressability, but can't
remember.

Anyone know how to do it?

Ps. The IBM message for ASMA034E is of no use at all... just says extend
addressability
 


unsnip--
   LABASE2, 2048
   LABASE2,2048(BASE2,BASE1)
   USING whereever,BASE1,BASE2

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